flintstones
Senior Guinea Pig
Obviously I know they haven't got there insides so to speak but is it possible they could still go into season(act like they are in season)?
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I think so, at least occasionally - not all hormones are produced in the ovaries. Are you having some lively moments?
flintstones
Senior Guinea Pig
Wilma has been rumble strutting and she has never done it before.. but only when peeing... it's so weird!
Go and find it interesting instead of weird! How is Fred reacting?
flintstones
Senior Guinea Pig
Fred was chasing her... during but that was the extent of it!
It's probably just a little hormonal surge, but not a proper season, or Fred would be really at it!
Piggies have fine noses, and he would invariably react to it if it was the real thing!
Rumblestrutting among females is also a sign of dominance.
Piggies have fine noses, and he would invariably react to it if it was the real thing!
Rumblestrutting among females is also a sign of dominance.
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